"Up here in space, I'm looking down on you; My lasers trace everything you do." Judas Priest, "Electric Eye"
The jury is still out as to whether or not DigitalGlobe (DGI)
can build a strong business in satellite imaging outside of government
defense and intelligence contracts. The integration of the company's
merger with GeoEye already appears ahead of schedule, and not unlike the
merger that created Sirius XM Radio (SIRI),
I expect the combined entity to be stronger and more profitable than
either of its constituent parts would be on their own. Even so, getting
companies in industries like oil/gas, mining, and agriculture is going
to be the factor in whether investors' solid enthusiasm for these shares
in 2013 pays off down the road.
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DigitalGlobe Hopes A Near-Monopoly In Satellite Imaging Pays Off
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